The Well-Dressed Child: Children's Clothing, 1820-1940
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Book Description
This book presents a nostalgic look at baby and children's wear from the Victorian Era to the first half of the 20th century. It chronicles the changes in children's fashions over the decades and centuries, from the popularity of tartans and plaids in the 1880s, to Knickerbocker suits and box pleated tunics, introduced by the Victorians, to the ever popular and enduring sailor suit. Over 300 stunning, full color photographs showcase the many wonderful and unusual examples of vintage and antique children's clothing, along with detailed descriptions and pricing. From exquisite christening gowns made of cotton and silk, with beautiful embroidery and lace trimmings, to the poignancy of a baby's mourning outfit, this book is delightful and informative in its photography and historic content. It is a must have for anyone interested in the field of fashion and vintage clothing, as well as antiques and collectibles.
About the Author
Anna MacPhail resides in Florida with her husband, Michael. Her Antique Textiles business continues to flourish and she divides her time between Great Britain and the United States.
The Well-Dressed Child: Children's Clothing, 1820-1940,Anna MacPhail,Schiffer Publishing,0764308580,19th century,Antiques & Collectibles,Antiques/Collectibles,Beauty & Grooming - General,Children,Children's costumes,Costume,Diet / Health / Fitness,General,Great Britain,History,Sociology
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